WO2008009564A1 - Audio bitstream data structure arrangement of a lossy encoded signal together with lossless encoded extension data for said signal - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a data structure arranging bit- stream data for a lossy encoded signal together with loss ⁇ less extension encoded data for said signal. Additionally, intermediate quality extension encoded data can be arranged in this data structure. 10
- lossless compression algorithms can only exploit re ⁇ dundancies of the original audio signal to reduce the data rate. It is not possible to rely on irrelevancies, as iden ⁇ tified by psycho-acoustical models in state-of-the-art lossy audio codecs . Accordingly, the common technical principle of
- all lossless audio coding schemes is to apply a filter or transform for de-correlation (e.g. a prediction filter or a frequency transform) , and then to encode the transformed signal in a lossless manner.
- a filter or transform for de-correlation e.g. a prediction filter or a frequency transform
- the encoded bit stream com ⁇ prises the parameters of the transform or filter
- a PCM audio input signal Sp Q ⁇ passes through a lossy encoder 81 to a lossy decoder 82 and as a lossy bit stream to a lossy decoder 85 of the decoding part (right side) .
- Lossy encoding and decoding is used to de- correlate the signal.
- the output signal of decoder 82 is re ⁇ moved from the input signal S PQM in a subtractor 83, and the resulting difference signal passes through a lossless en ⁇ coder 84 as an extension bit stream to a lossless decoder 87.
- the output signals of decoders 85 and 87 are combined 86 so as to regain the original signal Sp Q ⁇ .
- the encoded lossy bit stream enters a means 95 for de-packing the bit stream, followed by means 96 for decoding the subband samples and by a synthesis filter bank 97 that outputs the decoded lossy PCM signal S Dec .
- a means 95 for de-packing the bit stream followed by means 96 for decoding the subband samples and by a synthesis filter bank 97 that outputs the decoded lossy PCM signal S Dec .
- Examples for lossy encoding and decoding are described in detail in the standard ISO/IEC 11172-3 (MPEG-I Audio) .
- the two or more different signals or bit streams resulting from the encoding are to be combined so as to form a single output signal.
- SBR information additional amount of data to be added to the base layer data stream (AAC or mp3) is small. Therefore this additional information can be packed into a standard- conform AAC or mp3 bit stream e.g. as ⁇ ancillary data' .
- the additional amount of data for the surround infor- mation is bigger than that for the SBR information, these data can still be packed into a standard-conform bit stream in the same way.
- ID3 tag added to mp3 standard audio streams, as described in http : //www. id3. org .
- the data is added at the beginning or end of the existing mp3 file.
- a special mechanism is used so that an mp3 decoder does not try to decode this additional information .
- the at least two data streams resulting from the combination of lossy coding format with a lossless coding extension are the base layer containing the lossy coding information (e.g. a standard coding algorithm) and the enhancement data stream for rebuilding the mathematically lossless original input signal.
- the base layer containing the lossy coding information (e.g. a standard coding algorithm) and the enhancement data stream for rebuilding the mathematically lossless original input signal.
- the enhancement data stream for rebuilding the mathematically lossless original input signal.
- several intermediate layers are possi- ble, each with an own data stream. However, these data streams are not independent. Every higher layer depends on the lower layers and can only be reasonably decoded in com ⁇ bination with these lower layers.
- a problem to be solved by the invention is to provide addi ⁇ tional information in the file format or streaming format to allow for synchronisation, identification and compatibility control of the different layers and the packing of real au ⁇ dio data.
- This problem is solved by the data structure dis- closed in claims 1, 2, 4, 5, 7 and 8.
- a special combination of onetime header information with repeated header information in a block structure is used, which kind of combination depends on the type of application (streaming format or file for- mat) .
- Assignment information data items identify the different parts/layers of the lossless format belonging to one input signal.
- a control mechanism indicates if a lower layer data stream is altered, which could result in incompatibility of the layers.
- synchronisation information data items are used to combine the different data streams/parts/ layers to a single lossless or intermediate (if intermediate layers are used) output signal.
- the file format which can be used for archiving or storage applications, can consist of a single file combining the different data parts/layers, or several files.
- the packing into a single file must regard some constraints:
- the base layer i.e. the lossy encoded data
- the base layer is to be eas ⁇ ily extractable from the complete lossless data file, rep ⁇ resenting an independently decodable data file.
- inventive data structure is defined by:
- Data structure arranging bitstream data for a lossy encoded signal together with lossless extension encoded data for said signal, said data structure being defined by: the lossy encoded data and the lossless extension encoded data are arranged in a single file, whereby said lossy en ⁇ coded data are arranged in a first contiguous section of said file and said lossless extension encoded data are ar ⁇ ranged in a second contiguous section of said file;
- said first file section includes multiple data blocks each beginning with sync data and side info data followed by main data for said lossy encoded data;
- said second file section comprises a single header sec ⁇ tion including:
- a header ID for identifying the corresponding lossless encoded bit stream
- an indicator for the header length
- said second file section further comprises multiple data frames each including:
- the lossy encoded data are arranged in a first file and the lossless extension encoded data are arranged in a second file;
- said first file includes multiple data blocks each begin ⁇ ning with sync data and side info data followed by main data for said lossy encoded data;
- said second file comprises a single header section in- eluding:
- said second file further comprises multiple data frames each including: — an optional sync word facilitating finding the beginning of successive frames of lossless extension encoded data;
- Data structure arranging bitstream data for a lossy encoded signal together with lossless extension encoded data for said signal, said data structure being defined by: - the lossy encoded data and the lossless extension encoded data are arranged in a single file, whereby said lossy en ⁇ coded data are arranged in a first contiguous section of said file and said lossless extension encoded data are ar ⁇ ranged in a second contiguous section of said file; - said first file section includes multiple data blocks each beginning with sync data and side info data followed by main data for said lossy encoded data;
- said second file section comprises a single header sec ⁇ tion including: — a header ID for identifying the corresponding lossless encoded bit stream;
- said second file section further comprises multiple data frames each including: — an optional sync word facilitating finding the beginning of successive frames of lossless extension encoded data;
- said lossless extension encoded data side information required for decoding said lossless ex ⁇ tension encoded data together with said lossy encoded data, whereby a cue point table defining entry points that al ⁇ low starting decoding of said lossy encoded data together with said lossless extension encoded data is either attached to said header section in said second file section or is arranged between said second file header section and the first one of said multiple data frames, or Data structure arranging bitstream data for a lossy encoded signal together with lossless extension encoded data for said signal, said data structure being defined by: the lossy encoded data are arranged in a first file and the lossless extension encoded data are arranged in a second file; - said first file includes multiple data blocks each begin ⁇ ning with sync data and side info data followed by main data for said lossy encoded data;
- said second file comprises a single header section in ⁇ cluding: — a header ID for identifying the corresponding lossless encoded bit stream;
- said second file further comprises multiple data frames each including:
- Data structure arranging bitstream data for a lossy encoded signal together with lossless extension encoded data and in ⁇ termediate quality extension encoded data for said signal, said data structure being defined by:
- the lossy encoded data are arranged in a first file, the intermediate quality extension encoded data are arranged in a second file and the lossless extension encoded data are arranged in a third file;
- said first file includes multiple data blocks each begin ⁇ ning with sync data and side info data followed by main data for said lossy encoded data;
- said second file comprises a single header section in ⁇ cluding:
- a cue point table defining entry points that allow start ⁇ ing decoding of said lossy encoded data together with said intermediate quality extension encoded data, - said second file further comprises multiple data frames each including:
- said third file comprises a single header section includ- ing :
- said third file further comprises multiple data frames each including:
- a first section comprising a lossless extension header including: — a header ID for identifying the corresponding lossless or intermediate quality encoded bit stream;
- an optional indicator for the data length of a lossy en ⁇ coded data section - a second section comprising N lossy encoded data frames, said second section including N data blocks each beginning with sync data and side info data followed by main data for a lossy encoded data frame;
- a third section comprising N lossless extension encoded data frames, said third section including:
- FIG. 1 known mp3 bit stream structure
- Fig. 2 two possibilities for the basic structure of the container format
- Fig. 3 detailed structure of the lossless extension data part for the container file format
- Fig. 4 detailed alternative structure of the lossless ex ⁇ tension data part for the container file format
- Fig. 5 basic structure of the mp3 lossless file format us- ing two separated files
- Fig. 6 detailed structure of the lossless extension data file, i.e. the second file in Fig. 5;
- Fig. 7 detailed alternative structure of the lossless ex ⁇ tension data file, i.e. the second file in Fig. 5;
- Fig. 8 basic structure of the mp3 lossless file format us- ing three separate files
- Fig. 9 detailed structure of the extension data files (in ⁇ termediate quality data and lossless quality data) ;
- FIG. 10 basic structure of the mp3 lossless streaming for ⁇ mat
- Fig. 11 detailed structure of the mp3 lossless streaming format
- Fig. 12 basic block diagram for a known lossy based lossless encoder and decoder
- Fig. 13 basic block diagram for a known lossy encoder and decoder.
- mp3 lossless is a combination of an mp3 coded audio file with additional information that allows a mathematically exact reproduction of the original input sig ⁇ nal of the coded audio file.
- the invention al ⁇ lows to generate data formats for intermediate sound quality levels between the mp3 coded audio file and the lossless en ⁇ coded quality levels.
- the basic condition to be regarded is the file format of the base layer, i.e. the mp3 file format or bit stream depicted in Fig. 1.
- the encoded data is arranged in a frame struc ⁇ ture.
- Each frame contains a sync word so that the decoding process of the mp3 file can be started at every frame each time such sync word is identified.
- the sync word is followed by mp3-specific side information data having a fixed length. Thereafter follows a variable-length main data section that includes mp3-specific scale factors, the spectral data (Huffman coded data or coefficients) and some optional an ⁇ cillary data. A more detailed description can be found in ISO/IEC 11172-3.
- Each one of these frames corresponds to a segment or section of the audio signal, whereby its length depends on the sampling frequency of the audio signal and on the target bit rate of the mp3 file.
- Each block of the lossless extension data is related to a corresponding frame of the mp3 data. Therefore the inventive file/streaming format provides an unambiguous assignment of the corresponding data.
- Three basic embodiments are pre ⁇ sented: - storing the mp3 data and extension data in a single- container file format;
- FIG. 2 Two alternative basic bit stream structures are depicted in Fig. 2.
- the additional information is placed at the end or at the begin ⁇ ning of an mp3-conform bit stream.
- the mp3 bit stream might also contain additional information like e.g. ID3 tags. But it is to be assured that the addi ⁇ tional data does not contain mp3 sync words to prevent an mp3 decoder not being capable of decoding mp3 lossless to try to interpret the additional data as an mp3 bit stream.
- a solution for this problem is disclosed at the above- mentioned address http : //www . id3. org under the topic "In depth information/ID3v2.4.0 Main Structure" in section 6.1 "The unsynchronisation scheme”.
- the lossless extension part contains information items (e.g. cue points table or tables, sync words, frame length or data length information) which facilitate the combined decoding of the mp3 data and the lossless extension bit stream.
- the decoding may result in an mp3-quality audio signal, a (scal ⁇ able) intermediate-quality audio signal or the mathemati- cally-lossless audio signal.
- FIG. 3 A detailed structure of the first lossless extension data is shown in Fig. 3, and a different structure is shown in Fig. 4.
- the corresponding mp3 bit stream part is illustrated in Fig. 1.
- the data for the interme ⁇ diate quality and the data for the lossless quality are in ⁇ terlaced in the bit stream and one block of each builds a frame. These frames have a variable length and therefore in- elude a frame length indicator.
- the data in these blocks corresponds to N mp3 frames.
- the number of N can be chosen by the encoder and is transmitted as side information in the mp3 lossless extension header.
- a frame includes the following data: - an optional sync word facilitating finding the beginning of successive frames of data;
- the header arranged at the beginning of the extension data part includes the following data: - a header ID for identifying an mp3 lossless bit stream;
- an optional fingerprint code (e.g. CRC32 or any other checksum) allowing to detect a change of the mp3 base layer data.
- a change in the mp3 base layer data would re ⁇ sult in incompatibility to the other layers and an incor ⁇ rect decoding of the intermediate and lossless data.
- An incompatible fingerprint will result in a stop of the de ⁇ coding.
- the fingerprint data items are not necessary because an unintended change of the mp3 data without adapting the extension data is very unlikely;
- Mode-1 a mode indication information block, DRM (digital rights management) information, and an unsynchronisation bit in case ID3 tag data and/or lossless extension data are pre ⁇ sent, i.e. the unsynchronisation mechanism defined for ID3 tag data can also be used for the lossless extension data. This serves for avoiding mp3 sync words in the lossless extension data.
- the unsynchronisation bit then signals whether or not the lossless extension data have been modi ⁇ fied.
- Mode-1 Mode-1
- the decoder can decode any compliant lossy bit stream without a lossless extension stream, this mode is also active when an extension stream is present and no permissions are provided to use another mode (the decoder will check the extension stream and look for a matching permission ID in its rights data base) ;
- Mode-2 The intermediate quality mode is also enabled by a per ⁇ mission check in the decoder examining extension stream data. Only the whitening data is de-packed and used by the lossy decoder;
- Mode-3 The lossless mode is started after positive permission check; - side information data like codec delay, original file length, PCM word size, sample rate, block size of the ex ⁇ tension data (N) ;
- cue point table data block containing one or more of e.g. block length, interval info in frames, number of ta ⁇ ble entries, pointer table.
- the cue points define entry points that allow starting decoding.
- the second lossless extension data structure in a container file format uses two data blocks.
- One block is containing the intermediate-quality data and the other one the loss ⁇ less-quality data.
- the difference to the first solution is, that now two cue point tables are necessary which preferably are not arranged as header data but are arranged at the be- ginning of each data block.
- One table contains the cue points for the intermediate-quality data and the other one for the lossless-quality data. It is advantageous to use the same frames as cue points for both kinds of extension data. In an alternative embodiment, these both cue point tables can be assigned to the header instead.
- the fingerprint is necessary. This can be the CRC32 checksum for example. If the fingerprint calculated from the mp3 file is not the same as the stored fingerprint in the lossless extension, the decoding can be stopped.
- the basic structure of the mp3 lossless data in two files is shown in Fig. 5, in which file 1 is a standard mp3 file that may also contain ID3 tags.
- a first structure of the lossless extension data is illus- trated in Fig. 6 and an alternative structure is depicted in Fig. 7. Both structures are similar or - except the manda ⁇ tory presence of the fingerprint data - identical to the re ⁇ spective structures in the single-container file format.
- a further possibility to store the lossless extension data is storing these data in two separate files plus the basis mp3 file, resulting in three separated files as depicted in Fig. 8.
- the intermediate quality data and the lossless qual ⁇ ity data are each stored in a separate file.
- two fingerprints are necessary, one in the intermediate quality data file and the other one in the lossless quality data file.
- the fingerprint in the intermediate quality file is for example a CRC32 checksum of the basis mp3 file.
- a fingerprint of the interme- diate quality file can be used. This has the advantage, that in the lossless quality data file a second fingerprint of the basis mp3 file is obsolete.
- the mp3 fingerprint is al ⁇ ready covered by the fingerprint in the intermediate quality file, which is therefore included in the fingerprint in the lossless quality data file.
- the mp3 bit stream data and the lossless extension data is arranged in an in- terlaced manner.
- a block of the lossless ex ⁇ tension data follows a corresponding block of mp3 data, whereby a lossless extension header is arranged prior to each block of mp3 data.
- This structure is illustrated in Fig. 10.
- Such interlaced structure is necessary, because in a stream ⁇ ing application it is not possible to first transmit the base layer (mp3 data) and to afterwards transmit the exten ⁇ sion data, because the delay between both would become too large.
- the detailed structure of the mp3 lossless stream is illus ⁇ trated in Fig. 11.
- the stream is organised as follows: First a header is transmitted, which basically contains the same information already mentioned for the file formats. In the header a fingerprint might be transmitted, however, be- cause this is normally not necessary it can be skipped. Ad ⁇ ditionally, pointers to the end of the header, to the end of the intermediate quality data and to the end of the complete block or frame are included. A pointer to the end of the mp3 data can also be included but is only necessary if the mp3 data is encoded with variable bit rate (VBR) . If the mp3 data is encoded with constant bit rate the end of the mp3 data block can be easily calculated and therefore this pointer is not necessary.
- VBR variable bit rate
- the header is followed by an mp3 encoded data block, i.e. by an mp3 data sync word.
- the mp3 data block includes N mp3 frames which are coded with variable bit rate (VBR) or con ⁇ stant bit rate (CBR) , N being an integer greater equal ⁇ l' .
- VBR variable bit rate
- CBR con ⁇ stant bit rate
- N is an integer greater equal ⁇ l' .
- the number N depends on the bandwidth of the channel and on the tolerable delay between the mp3 data and the lossless extension data. This number N is also coded in the side info section in the lossless extension header.
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